🏛️ Academic
Mock Assembly — Prelims
Rules & regulations
Participation
- Maximum one team per school, up to 15 students.
- Team must include core Assembly roles — Chief Minister, Leader of Opposition, Ministers, MLAs, Speaker.
- Final-round roles are assigned after Prelims, based on individual performance.
Format
- Each team prepares and presents a 20-minute Mock Assembly session.
- Follow the basic functioning and decorum of a Legislative Assembly.
- Show research, argument, questioning, rebuttal and parliamentary conduct — student-led throughout.
Suggested topics
- Social Media Regulation Bill for Students and Young People
- AP Environment Protection & Climate Action Act
- AP MSME & Youth Entrepreneurship Policy
- AP Skill Development & Employment Bill for Youth
- AP Road Safety & Responsible Driving Act for Young People
Language
- English, Telugu, or a mix of both — clear, respectful, parliamentary language.
Strict guidelines
- No mention, criticism or praise of any political party or individual leader.
- Discussion stays strictly on policy, legislation, governance and public issues — no personal remarks, insults or slogans.
- Cover both government and opposition perspectives, with real questions, counter-arguments, facts and logic.
Submission deadline — by 8 September
- School name
- Names of all team members (max 15)
- Selected topic
- Coordinating teacher's contact details
Key principle
- The goal isn't to imitate political parties — it's to practice democratic debate: discussing policy, questioning decisions and finding solutions as young citizens.